The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

when there is expected TO be Joint
discussion on the amendment between
DR.. Carroll, for the prohibitionists.
and some one not yet named for the
ants. Whether the barbecue will be
at Andersou's Springs or Horne's
Grove Is to be settled in day or two.
\ telegram was received last even
ing by Col. j. H. Pace, announcing
the death at 1880 p. m, at Goidwaith
Springs, Tenn. of Major John Blcyins
ftther of Mrs. Pace. Major Blcvins
was in h sixty ninth year and leaves
one son and six daughters. Major
Blcvins was one of the prominent
citizens Of Tennessee.
The Iron Turbine Wind eng Inc run
with less wind and are more durable
and gives better satifaction than any
mill in the market. Call and see
model at &. a. Schroder's and
be your own judge. Every one guar.
antccd. Buy the Iron Turbine engine
aud the buckeye Force pump, and
you are sure to be pleased.
a your colorcd gentleman, who is
making tour of the cities with the
purpose of tindir@ = II good location,
and who for the cconomy's sake has
Tor two or three nights been sleeping
in "a box car was "iuterVic we'd by the
officers yesterday, on suspicion that
he. the tourist, was al escaped con.
Wet lie WAS able to prove nn alGbi
Since the Arkansas Pass railroad has
become an assured institution for
Waco. j. T. T. lin ~ Co.'s real estate
business has Doomed considerably
aud they report tho market quite
Activc for the past we ok. They still
lave some very great bargains IN
choice city aud suburban property
tor sale, and respectfully invite all
who are scckiug safe investments to
call at their ullicc, No. III South
/ Fourth street, for further particulars.
/ II auy one will take man aud look
at the AtchisOn, Topeka aud santa l'c
railway rs 1t leaves Cameron he will
see that it makes great sharp curve
about Waco. We have reliable inlor-
ma ION that it is contemplated to
make the road an air line by running
| through Waco, WaXalGchic aud Dali
lns, and it may not be surprising if
/ the Arnnsa- Pass road il anticipated
] ny lit i0hllAh I ~ III iNi'hlh- W awe
Yesterday was regular Germ day al
lu, ice BOyd's court at China Springs
And after the business of the day was
concluded the ami prohibitionists
made their first effort to organize u
club. Fifty voters signed the roll and
il was resolved TO invite II speaker to
address the club at 10 o'clo ok p. m.
saturday, July %. 1t was expected
thAt there would be speaking yestcr.
day. but ~ the Mcthodists were to
mold 70 meeting in their new church
out Of Difference TO Them IT was de-
,ided to postpone, rs above stated, 10
next Saturday. We are reliably IN
termed that China Springs VIII 20
anti 10y two to one.
Mr. Fate Buchanan WAS once res
idcut of Waco but for u long time ha'
been living IN Fort Worth ind Cthel
wicked towns. Longing for sight
OF his old stamping ground and de
-irou. OF singing on little style anG
doug some genteel mGshing i'm Waco
he procured handsome suit o
clothes from Fort merchant. while
tho merchant was asleep, came tC
Waco and was doing the dude act in
line stN lie when officer Jenkins tappC,
MIN on the shoulder and invited hin
40 the hospitality of the Hotel Grim
Tie city marshal of the Fort lad by
telegram requested Mr. Jenkins to
show the gentleman some attention